Cigar blends refer to the combination of different types of tobacco leaves used to create a cigar's unique flavor and aroma. These blends can include various tobaccos from regions like Cuba, Nicaragua, and Dominican Republic, each contributing distinct characteristics. The choice of wrapper, binder, and filler tobaccos plays a crucial role in determining the overall smoking experience. Cigar makers, known as torcedores, carefully select and mix these tobaccos to achieve a desired profile. Factors such as the age of the tobacco, the fermentation process, and the blending technique all influence the final product. This artistry is what makes each cigar blend unique and appealing to different palates.